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Superseded by #47 for everything except Spring AI. Spring AI 2.0.2 breaks stopping a streaming chat turn (ChatConversationTest ×2, ChatStreamTest, ChatTurnDeadlineTest fail; green with 2.0.1 on the same tree), so main stays on 2.0.1 for now. The 2.0.2 bump is being investigated in its own PR. |
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v1.23.2Improvements
StreamParser.selectFirst(...)calls during progressive parsing, so later matches are returned with their parsed contents when earlier selections had left them as parser lookahead. E.g., given<title>One</title><p id=hit>Full</p><p>Next</p>, selectingtitleand then#hitnow advances the partial lookahead and returns<p id="hit">Full</p>, rather than returning an empty<p id="hit"></p>before its content is parsed. The updated readiness tracking follows StreamParser's normal emission order across implicit HTML structure and parser recovery. #2551W3CDomconversion performance for documents with many nested namespace declarations. The W3C converter now uses the same optimized namespace tracking as the XML parser. #2559W3CDomXML conversion to retain processing instructions, comments outside the root element, and CDATA sections, which were previously dropped or converted to text. #2572Elements#before(Node),after(Node),prepend(Node), andappend(Node)to match the existing HTML string methods. #953Connection.requestBodyStream(InputStream)now stream directly with the JDKHttpClienton Java 11+, rather than being loaded fully into memory first. #2575Jsoup.newSession()to ordinaryJsoup.connect(...)calls, reducing transport thread and connection setup churn under sustained request loads. Sessions with custom authentication or SSL contexts continue to use their own client. #2584Changes
Parser#setMaxDepth(int)to configure. #2570Bug Fixes
W3CDomnamespace conversion in several cases: #2559a:b:c, are normalized. Attributes that still cannot be represented are skipped, and unrepresentable elements no longer change the surrounding tree.W3CDomconversion of programmatically created or renamed elements whose names can be represented in a jsoup HTML DOM but are not valid XML names, such as1abc. These names are now normalized (e.g._1abc) instead of causing aNullPointerException. #2560nullelements or dropping attributes. For example, an attribute named1ais written as_1a. Additional leading underscores keep repaired attribute names unique if they conflict with another attribute. #2573HttpClientimplementation to accept responses missing aContent-Typeheader, matching theHttpURLConnectionimplementation. #2549+xmlsuffixes, including vendor-specific media types. #2550ValidationException. #2555</body>remain children of thehtmlelement, while comments after</html>remain children of the document. #2557re2jregular expression engine, memory allocation errors caused by complex selector patterns at match time are now normalized to aValidationExceptionwith aPattern complexity errormessage.title/textareacontent stays text through EOF, and custom text tags match exact names. #2577</template>tags without throwing aValidationException. #2581v1.23.1Improvements
Parser#setTrackPosition(true)). Source ranges are now stored in compact parser-owned span records instead of node and attribute user data, andPositionobjects are created lazily when source ranges are read. This cuts tracked DOM retained size by about 50-60% on representative benchmark documents, while keepingNode#sourceRange(),Element#endSourceRange(), andAttribute#sourceRange()behavior intact. #2498Element#classList(), an immutable snapshot of an element's class names in attribute order. UsehasClass()when you just need to test for one class,classList()when you want to read or iterate classes without needing a mutable result, andclassNames()when you want the existing mutable, deduplicated set that can be written back withclassNames(Set). The class APIs now share an HTML-whitespace scanner, which also makesclassNames()faster and lighter on allocation, especially when walking many elements without class names. #2500select,foreignObject, andtemplate. #2501<noscript>fallback markup is now parsed into an inspectable DOM subtree in both the document head and body. The fallback acts as a contained parsing island, so malformed markup cannot disrupt the surrounding document structure, while normal HTML tokenization still applies within it. This also improves round-trip serialization. #2537CookieStorecontinue to follow their configured scope. #2540AppendablewithNode#outerHtml(Appendable), without first creating aString. This complementsElement#html(Appendable), which appends inner HTML only. #2532re2jregular expression engine, stack overflows caused by complex selector patterns are now normalized to aValidationExceptionwith aPattern complexity errormessage. #2548Bug Fixes
<title><p>Foo</TiTLE>and<textarea><img src=x></TeXtArEa>now keep the tag-shaped content as text instead of promoting it to markup. #2503W3CDomXML conversion so plain XML elements don't serialize with the reserved XML namespace as the default namespace. Explicit XML namespaces andxml:*attributes are still preserved. #2504Locationis followed only for 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308 responses. Streamed request bodies are not buffered; if an automatic redirect requires replaying one, execution fails, so the caller can resend with a fresh stream. #2540rel=nofollow. #2543Build Changes
mvn clean verifydrops from ~ 1m18s to ~ 21 seconds.v1.22.2Improvements
NodeTraversorsupport for in-place DOM rewrites duringNodeVisitor.head(). Current-node edits such asremove,replace, andunwrapnow recover more predictably, while traversal stays within the original root subtree. This makes single-pass tree cleanup and normalization visitors easier to write, for example when unwrapping presentational elements or replacingConfiguration
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